Blade Designation: Milling Logs or Resawing Green Boards
Width: 1"
TPI (Tooth Per Inch): 2
Tooth Design: PC (positive claw)
Blade Thickness: .035
Kerf: .065
Tooth Hook Angle: 6.5°
Tooth Set Pattern: 5 Raker Set
Radius of Cut: 7 1/8”
Thickness of Work Material to be cut
Kiln Dry Wood: Hardwood 3" - 15" Softwood 3" - 12”
Green Wood: Hardwood 3" - 12" Softwood 3" - 12”
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RESAWING
WHEN TUNED PROPERLY THE BLADE WILL LEAVE ALMOST A PAPER THIN WASTE ON THE OUTSIDE. OUTSTANDING :)
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It's worth the extra money!
I mill small logs on my large Grizzly bandsaw and after trying several different brands of "green wood" blades I have found in my situation these give me the most board feet of easy cutting. They seem to stay sharper longer than the others I have tried. This saves wear and tear on my bandsaw too as trying to push a log through the saw using a cheap blade that went dull too soon is no fun. I expect to get a certain amount of cuttings out of a blade and this one gives me the 40 bucks worth of cutting I expect from it. I have used the Timberwolf 1/2" wide "green wood" blade also which stays sharp a long time too but I have found the 1" wide blade does not wander when cutting like the 1/2" one does in my situation. It could be operator error but the 1/2" wide blade just powers through the log so easily when its new I have to be very careful to keep the log sled tight against the fence or it wanders off on me and I get a crooked cut.
